Can your rub on your wrists and get results?
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this is a Bach Flower Essence and I will quote from Dr. Bach 1995 publication:"External Application; Rescue Remedy stock can be diluted and used as a lotion. A couple of undiluted drops can be used direct from the bottle unless the skin is severely broken. Rescue Remedy Cream can be applied to lacerations, bites, stings, burns, sprains etc. It can also be used preventatively in advance of, say,strenuous exercise."
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Hi, please Rescue Remedy is for oral use. I do not know whether or not it can be used topically. My suggestion would be to use it as instructed.
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It can be absorbed into your body and surround your body at the same time I prefer to put mine under my tongue. For many animals I just put some in their water bowl unless it's an emergency and I try to put it on something that they will eat or drink. They are fast acting but may take several doses to get your desired intention to hold Google flower essences mother nature's magic remedies. You will be amazed.
41830
Hi, please note Rescue Remedy is for oral use. I do not know whether or not it can be used topically. My suggestion would be to use it as instructed.
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They fit pretty much amazing on all wrists I'm 17 and my wrists & joints are really small. And it does amazing work.
2125955
yes if you do it properly but it may take some time before you will see results.
349544
Hi, no, Chalene does very minimal amount of push UPS about 3-8 per week so its not likely to put any undue pressure on your wrists. If you cant do push up at all, simply substitute for another exercise :)
586105
Yes, we have both used lanyards on our wrist, and gotten fairly consistent readings, as long as you swing your arms as you walk or run...:-) Enjoy...
349546
There are some push-ups. Depends on the workout you are doing. You can always modify the exercises to suit you. I would suggest If you have a problem with your wrists, you could do an elbow plank instead during the duration of the push up part of the work out. This way you are still working your whole body and not putting so much pressure on the wrists.
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They can be. If there is a variation from what your doctor is getting, take your wrist monitor to your doctor to be calibrated and have the nurses show you how to use it, You must be still to get a proper reading and it is more accurate if you hold your wrist over your heart.
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Yes, but I wouldn't recommend it. If you are working out with intensity, your knuckles will be sore. Wraps also protect your wrists while punching, so I highly recommend them.
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Wrist, behind ears, neck.... If it's topical for pain (like back pain or foot pain) you would apply directly to the area.
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Yes. Just couple drops in your wrist, however I like the smell for a while, so I put on middle of my hair. I do not need to put all the time and is safe. Sometime you used a products for a while in your skinny it can cause irritation on it ,even if is safe. I have all the oils collections and I used for massage therapy and the rose and jasmine all the time.
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yes you can, you can use any kind of restrictive method to hold the muscles in place, remember to rub in the cream well, it does not have to be a large amount, but it needs rubbing into the flesh for the best results
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Yes it is. You can see results at first week. If you have too dark spots(like in your hands) they don t disappear completely but gets much better.
1474952
I don't know if it would help 100% since you feel it in your arms too, but this has helped a lot on my wrists. I do have pain in my arms when I type and I bought this: BandIT Therapeutic Forearm Band. Check the description out.
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Yes, it works on feet as well ; use five days straight and you should see results ; use at night or when you won't use your hands as much
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Yes, for years we have found it works on the skin very well...just a few drops on the wrist, smudge the wrists together and wait for it to soak in....
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Sort of. I got mine for my wrist (after surgery) and I can get most of that area in. I dip as far as I can, then use a metal measuring cup to apply paraffin to coat that area more thoroughly. Another tip - use a meat thermometer to make sure it's the correct temp - my therapist recommends ~120 degrees.
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These gloves gently squeeze but don't restrict movement like a wrist brace does. You might ask your doc or PT if these gloves would benefit you in other ways, ie helping to keep fingers warm.